The designer behind Netscape Navigator, Firefox, and Chrome is now building OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas browser. It puts AI at the center of every web interaction, with the chatbot watching pages and performing tasks. This could fundamentally change how we use browsers after 25 years of incremental impro
ClickFix scams are bypassing security protections and infecting computers through clever social engineering. The attacks use fake CAPTCHA challenges that trick users into running malicious commands in their terminal. Both Windows and macOS users are vulnerable to these increasingly common threats.
Data centers now distribute power like utilities but often use outdated metal-clad systems. These centralized designs create single points of failure and limit scalability. The solution? Adopt utility-style distributed switchgear.
EA announced a $12 Veterans Day DLC pack for Battlefield 6 created with the National Ranger Association. However, no portion of sales will be donated to the organization, sparking criticism from players.
TSMC’s 3nm chip production capacity will nearly max out by 2026 despite aggressive conversion of older production lines. Customers are paying massive “hot run” premiums of 50-100% above normal prices, driving TSMC’s gross margins above 60%. The capacity crunch comes as NVIDIA pushes for even more pr
Intel’s chief technology and AI officer Sachin Katti is departing the company after just six months in the role. He’s joining OpenAI to work on compute infrastructure for artificial general intelligence. The move comes as Intel struggles to compete in the AI accelerator market.
New prediction platforms are eating into sports gaming markets and could eventually replace traditional hedging products. Their fee structures and trading models pose a serious threat to established financial institutions.
T-Mobile is upgrading its 5G home internet hardware with new Wi-Fi 7 routers available at no extra cost. The new gateways are only for Amplified and All-In plan subscribers, with internet speeds remaining unchanged but featuring the latest wireless technology.
Patreon is introducing social media-style features including public “Quips” that resemble tweets and creator collaboration tools. The platform is opening a waitlist Monday for creators to request early access. These changes come as Patreon poaches high-profile writers from Substack.
The AI boom comes with an environmental price tag that’s just coming into focus. According to new research, AI data centers could soon consume as much water as 10 million American households while producing emissions equivalent to 10 million cars. The good news? Better planning could slash these imp
